Certified Cyber Crime Consultant

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Certified Cyber Crime Consultants Are Experts In:

Hacked Network

As A Certified Cyber Crime Consultant, You Will Learn How To Investigate Computers, Websites And Networks That Have Been Hacked.
Cyber Extortion & Blackmail

Learn How Consumers, Business People, Entertainers, Athletes, Public Figures Are Being Blackmailed Or Extorted.
How To Consultant

How To Consultant With Other IT Managers, Law Enforcement, CEO's, Small Business Owners, Athletes, Entertainers and Other Organizations.
Social Media Investigations

Learn Different Techniques You Can Use To Locate A Person, Find Their Locations, Track Their Activities, Locate Their Friends And Family, Plus A Lot More.
Identity Theft

Learn How Individuals As Well As Companies Have Their Identities Stolen. Then Learn What The Bad Guys Do Once They Have The Identities.
Scams

Learn About The Different Scams And Schemes Crooks Use To Steal Information. This Includes Email Scams, Telephone Scams And More.

According to the Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report: 61% of breaches occurred in smaller businesses last year.
According to UPS Capital: Breaches cost small businesses between $84,000 and $148,000 33% of firms required 3+ days to recover.
According to the FBI, 84% of computer attacks are inside jobs.

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This course is taught as a self-paced online course and in a classroom setting.

Instruction by an expert facilitator
Online assistance
Specialized online manual and course materials
Personalized certificate as a Certified Cyber Crime Consultant

Course Objectives

Effectively protect websites from being hacked.
Demonstrate an understanding of professional, ethical and legal issues as it relates to cyber crime.
Effectively investigate cyber extortion and cyber blackmail cases.
Articulate oral and written skills necessary to develop company security policies.
Effectively assess employee risks.
Demonstrate an ability to perform penetration tests.
Demonstrate an understanding of how internet scams are committed and how to investigate them.
Demonstrate an ability to assess any business, or government agency on their physical and network vulnerabilities.
Utilize techniques to effectively profile a cyber criminal.
Demonstrate an ability to perform basic cell phone and tablet computer forensics.
Understand how to teach parents about Online Child Safety.
Social Media investigation.
How to install and remove malware and viruses.
How to consult with entertainers, athletes, celebrities, small businesses, corporations and governments agencies.
How to start your own cyber security company.
How to market your skill sets.
How to build your own "Hacker For Hire" service legally.
How to remove links from Google.

All Students Will Receive A Certificate Of Completion

All Students will receive a certificate of completion as a

Certified Cyber Crime Consultant.

Course Curriculum

1. Support
2. About This Course
3. Download Security And Acronyms Definitions
4. What Every Cyber Security Consultant Should Have
5. 100 Hacking Tools and Resources
1. About This Course
2. What About The Geek Squad?
3. IT Manager, Computer Security Expert Or Hacker
4. Having A Career In IT And/Or Cyber Security
5. Basic Computer Problem
6. Jack Of All Trades
7. Don't Be Shy
8. Become A Teacher
9. Speak Less
10. The Basic Networking
11. Can You Trace A Network
12. Latency And Bandwidth
13. Do You Understand Script Writing
14. Backups Then Backup Again
15. Storing Your Password
16. Hard Work
17. Become A Project Manager
18. Understanding The Business Side
19. Don't Be Afraid To Debate
20. Always Have A Solutions
21. Ask Questions
22. Book Smart Vs. Street Smart
1. About This Chapter
2. Understanding Your Role As A Certified Cyber Crime Consultant
3. Ethics In Cyber/Computer Security
4. 10 Leadership Qualities
5. Agent of the Government
6. Ethics And Leadership Quiz
1. About This Chapter
2. 12 Things Every Leader Should Do To Prevent Cyber Attacks
1. Overview Of Cyber Insurance
2. Proof That Hacking Is Bigger Than All Drug Trafficking In The World!
3. What Does Cyber Insurance Cover?
4. Ten Things You Need To Know About Cyber Security Insurance
5. The Different Types Of Cyber Insurance
6. What Is Covered by Third-Party Cyber Insurance?
7. What Is Covered By First-Party Cyber Insurance?
8. What Is Not Covered By Cyber Insurance?
9. Determining Your Cyber Insurance Coverage Needs
10. Cyber Insurance Checklist
1. What Is A CIO?
2. What Is A CTO?
3. What Is A CISO?
4. What Is A IT Manager?
5. How to Assess an IT Department
6. Layering For Security
7. DMZ
8. VLAN's
9. NAT
10. Rogue IT Manager
11. Disabling The Windows Command Prompt
12. How to Disable USB Ports On Windows Machines
13. How to Disable USB Ports - Mac OS
14. The Difference Between A Server And A PC
15. Disabling The Windows Command Prompt
16. Securing Corporate Sensitive Data
17. Completely Erasing Data From A Disk
18. What Is a Proxy Server
19. Hiding Data Using Steganography
20. Steganography
21. Quiz
22. Network Topology Discovery Using Software Tools
23. Setting Up Remote Access Authentication
24. Additional Switch Hardening Techniques
25. Implementing A Secure Network Design
26. Secure Network Architecture Concepts
27. Additional Switch Hardening Techniques
28. Host Health Checks
29. Implementing A Secure Network Design
1. Lesson Introduction
2. Understanding Employee Risk
3. Identify The Importance Of Risk Management
4. Risk Assessments
5. The Risk Equation
6. Risk Calculation
7. Risk Exposure
8. Risk Analysis Methods
9. Risks Facing an Enterprise
10. Quiz - Risk Management
11. Assess Risk
12. ESA Frameworks
13. ESA Framework Assessment Process
14. Cloud Considerations
15. The NIST Framework and Models
16. The COBIT Frameworks
17. The ITIL Model
18. The ISO Model
19. The SABSA Framework
20. TOGAF
21. System-Specific Risk Analysis
22. Risk Determinations
23. Guidelines for Assessing Risk
24. Quiz - Assessing Risk
25. Mitigate Risk
26. Classes of Information
27. Classification of Information into CIA Levels
28. Security Control Categories
29. Control Review Based on CIA Requirements
30. DoS Attack
31. Database Intrusion
32. Application of Controls That Address CIA Requirements
33. CVE
34. Extreme Scenario Planning and Worst Case Scenarios
35. Risk Response Techniques
36. Additional Risk Management Strategies
37. Continuous Monitoring and Improvement
38. IT Governance
39. Verification and Quality Control
40. Defense in Depth
41. Defense In Depth Strategy
42. Integrate Documentation Into Risk Management
43. Quiz - Mitigating Risk
44. Policy Development
45. Policies, Standards And Guidelines
46. Quiz - Information Security Policies For Employees
47. Process and Procedure Development
48. Topics to Include in Security Policies and Procedures
49. Topics to Include in Security Policies and Procedures
50. Learning The Policies
51. Information Custodians - Personal Data
52. Information Custodians - No Personal Data
53. Data Classifications
54. Purpose
55. Description of the Information Security Sub-Policies
56. Policy on Employing Staff
57. Disciplinary Process
58. Understanding Control Types
59. Controls and Processes
60. Policy on Departing Staff
61. Physical Security Overview
62. Physical Security Guidelines and Requirements
63. Physical Security Control
64. Internal Security Control
65. Security Incidents And Reporting
66. Remote Access
67. Third Party Access Control to the Network
68. Maintenance Contracts
69. Wireless Network
70. External Network Connections
71. Risk Assessment and Audit
72. Access Control to the Network
73. Malicious Software
74. Data and Software Exchange
75. Unauthorized Software
76. Secure Disposal or Re-use of Equipment
77. Security Monitoring
78. Training and Awareness
79. Reporting Data Security Breaches and Weaknesses
80. System Configuration Management
81. Disaster Recovery Plans
82. Unattended Equipment and Clear Screen
83. IT Department Responsibilities
84. Backup and Recovery Policy
85. 12 Security Best Practices for USB Drives
86. Contractors and Visitors
87. Security Control Types
88. Managing Risk
1. Intrusion Detection & Prevention
2. Example Of CISCO Intrusion Prevention System
3. Installing And Configuring A Firewall
4. Load Balancer Configuration
5. Installing And Configuring An Intrusion Detection System
6. DataLoss Prevention Systems
7. Configuring Network Security Technologies
1. Understanding Employees Rights
2. Understanding Law Enforcement Concerns
3. Quiz 1 - Getting Started
1. Lesson Introduction
2. Way Back Machine
3. Using Your Resources
4. Using Whois Lookups
5. Using DNS To Extract Information
6. Assess the Impact of Reconnaissance Incidents
7. Variables Affecting Reconnaissance
8. Evasion Techniques For Reconnaissance
9. Additional Tools
10. Finding Your IP Address
11. Finding Network Ranges
12. Google Hacking
13. Mining For Information Using Google Hacking
14. Google Hacking Database
15. Passive Reconnaissance Using The Internet
16. Using What You've Learned....
1. Why Cyber Crime Pays
2. Cybercrime Statistics: How Much Money are Cybercriminals Making?
3. Cybercrime Statistics: The Top Methods of Attack and Related Cybersecurity Concerns
4. Cyber Crime
5. Responding To Security Incidents
6. Investigating Security Incidents
7. Recovering Deleted Data
8. Types Of Attacks - Part 1
9. Different Attack Types - Part 2
10. Only The Rich Can Attain Cyber Crime Justice
11. Example Of Cyber Justice
12. Social Engineering Attack Troubleshooting
13. Hacking In The Entertainment Industry
14. The Weakest Link
15. Should A CEO Trust a Hacker Over His IT Department
16. Peeping Tom – Protecting Pictures on Computers and Cell Phones
17. Tracking An Attacker Using Shellbags
18. Finding Out What Your Working With On A Network
19. Tracking An Attacker Using Shellbags
20. Recovering Deleted Data
21. Creating A System Image For Forensic Analysis
22. Man-In-The-Middle-Attack
23. Common Attacks
24. Application Attacks
25. By Passing The Hash
26. Attack Countermeasures - Flooding
27. XML Injection
28. Clickjacking Threats
29. Pivoting Using Windows Remote Desktop
30. What Is DoS And DDoS
31. DoS Attacks
32. Botnets
1. Social Media Investigation
2. Social Networking Use in Legal Industries Slowly Gaining Momentum
3. Social Media Investigations - What You Need To Do Before Getting Started
4. How To Use Social Networking To Your Advantage
5. How To Create A Sock Puppets - Part 1
6. How To Create A Sock Puppets - Part 2
7. Social Media Investigation - Quick Tools & Websites For Investigations
8. Social Media Attacks & Hacks
9. Assuming a New Online Identity
10. How To Make Fake Profiles
11. Social Media Investigation - Tracking A Target On Facebook
12. Social Media Investigation - Facebook Reference Links
13. The Do's and Don'ts of The Dark Web
14. Protecting Your Own Privacy
1. How People Really Feel About Strong Passwords
2. Choosing The Right Password
3. Lie, Lie & Lie – Never Tell the Truth When Answering Security Questions
4. Passwords And Hashes
5. Force Password Changes
6. Can Changing Your Passwords Often May Be a Waste of Time
7. Resetting Your Password
8. Two-Factor Authentication
9. Example of 2 Key Authentication using gmail.com
10. USB Rubber Ducky - Take Social Engineering to the Next Level
11. Password Attacks
12. Example Of USB Rubber Ducky
13. Using More Than One Email Account
14. Securing Your Online Password
15. Identity And_Authentication Concepts
16. Cracking Passwords Using Software Tools
17. Implementing IAM
1. Web Browsers History, Bookmark and Cache Files
2. Which Web Browser Is Best For Security
3. Important Browsers Files
4. How Can I Protect My Browser Files
5. How To View Passwords In A Browser
6. Clickjacking Threats
1. Overview Of Social Engineering
2. Social Engineering
3. How To Trace An IP Address
4. Social Engineering
5. Types of Social Engineering
6. Understanding Phishing Scams And Social Engineering
7. Phishing And Delivery Media
8. Phishing and Common Components
9. Duplicate A Website
10. Assessing the Impact of Social Engineering
11. Quiz - Social Engineering
1. Case Study - Personal Security (Identity Theft)
2. Case Study - Medical Identity Theft
3. Identity Theft - Personal Security
4. Identity Theft - Medical Identity Theft
5. Identity Theft - Stats
6. Case Study - Credit Card Skimming
7. Case Study - Criminal Identity Theft
8. Case Study - Credit Freeze
9. Case Study - ID Theft Recovery
10. Identity Theft - Do It Yourself Identity Theft Recovery
11. Identity Theft - Tips for Avoiding Online Credit Card Fraud
12. Identity Theft - Criminal Identity Theft
13. Identity Theft - 5 Types of Credit Card Fraud
14. Identity Theft - Internet Security
15. Identity Theft - Credit Freeze / Security Freeze
16. Identity Theft - How Thieves Can Steal Your Identity
17. Identity Theft - Credit Reports
18. Robo-Call Fraud
19. Phishing Scams
1. Medicare Fraud, Don't Give them A Chance
2. Preventing Medicare Scams
3. Watch For The Package On Your Door Step
4. Tips On How To Protect Yourself
5. Medicare Quiz
6. Jamaican Lottery Scam
7. An Example On How One Man Lost $25k In A Lottery Scam
8. How It Works
9. Lottery Quiz
10. How To Avoid A Tech Support Scam
11. FBI Destroys Tech Support Scammer's Call Center!
12. Lottery Quiz
13. How To Avoid A Tech Support Scam
14. FBI Destroys Tech Support Scammer's Call Center!
15. Spotting and Avoiding Tech Support Scams
16. What to Do If You Were Scammed
17. What To Do If You Think There’s a Problem With Your Computer
18. Reporting Tech Support Scams
1. Examples of the Top 10 Internet Scams
2. Case Study - Credit Report
3. Don’t Open That Email – Spear Phishing
4. Phishing Email Scam
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5. Example - How To Perform A Phishing Attack
6. Internet Crime Reports
7. Internet Crime Prevention Tips
8. Switch-A-Roo
9. Watch What You’re Buying
10. What Can Go Wrong – Craigslist
11. Ebay - Hijacked Accounts
12. Hi-Tech Hustling On eBay
13. Second Chance Offers
14. Partial Refund
15. Paid Too Much For An Item
16. No item
17. Shill Bidding
18. Fakes
19. Hidden Shipping and Handling
20. Fake Money Orders and Bad Checks
1. Cell Phone Security Overview
2. Apple OS vs. Google Android
3. Jailbreaking an iPhone
4. Password Protect Your Phone
5. Having Two Numbers Is Better Than One!
6. Did You Download An App With Spyware On Your Android?
7. How Do You Protect Yourself From NFC?
8. Don’t Trust Your Cell Phone With a Stranger
9. Bump & Hack - NFC Hacking
10. Protecting Your Android Phone & Tablet
11. Cell Phone Hacking
12. Voicemail Security
1. Fighting Cyber Bullying
2. Cyber Bullying - Resources
3. Cyber Bullying - Social Media Stats
4. Cyber Bullying - Traditional Bullying
5. Cyber Bullying - Discrimination Stats
6. Case Study - Sexting And Cyber Bullying
7. Cyber Stalking - Stalking Using Technology
8. Case Study - Cyber Bullying
9. Cyber Stalking - Stats
10. Cyber Bullying - Workplace Bullying
11. Cyber Bullying - Things a School Can Do to Fight Cyber Bullying
12. Bullies vs. Cyber Bullies
13. Be Strong
14. Facts & Myths About Bullies and Cyber Bullies
15. Case Study - Cyber Bullying Tips | Owning Your Own Name
1. Create By An Narrated By.....
2. Child Safety Stats
3. Protecting Our Children
4. Case Study - How and Why You Should Install Spyware On Your Kids Computers
5. What your Put Out, Is What your Get Back
6. Quiz
7. How Not To Get In To Harvard
8. Stop Trying To Get Likes, Before It Kills You!
9. Watch Who You Call A Friend
10. Nerds Rule The World
11. Quiz
12. Beware Of Child Predators
13. Choosing The Right Password
14. Password Hacking Clock
15. Cyber Bullying VS Bullying
16. Quiz
1. Need-to-Know Definitions
2. Overview Of Surveillance & Countermeasures
3. What Is Bug Sweeping And TSCM?
4. Top 5 Best Spy Voice Recorders
5. Common Types of Surveillance
6. Surveillance Methods
7. What Is Electronic Surveillance?
8. How To Build Your Own Hidden Bug Transmitter
9. Is Electronic Surveillance Legal?
10. Computer and Mobile Phone Surveillance
11. Am I Under Electronic Surveillance?
12. What Can I Expect From An Investigator Specializing In Electronic Surveillance?
13. Computer Surveillance - What Does It Offer?
14. What Is Computer Surveillance?
15. Who Can Use Computer Surveillance?
16. How To Perform A Sweep
17. Eavesdrop Countering Devices
1. Who Created the Dark Web?
2. Is It Really Anonymous?
3. Getting Started With The Dark Web - Part 1
4. Getting Started With The Dark Web - Part 2
5. What You Need To Know
6. Inside The Dark Web
7. Tor And Anonymizers
8. How To Buy Products On The Dark Web
9. The Difference Between The Internet And The Dark Web
10. How To Access The Dark Web
1. The 5 Stages Of Computer Hacking - Part 1
2. The 5 Stages Of Computer Hacking Part 2
3. The Top 5 Places That People Think Will Never Be Hacked
4. Network and System Scanning Methods
5. Performing Reconnaissance on a Network - Part 1
6. Performing Reconnaissance on a Network - Part 2
7. Vulnerability Scanning
8. Enumeration Methods
9. Enumeration Techniques
10. How To Get Usernames And Passwords Across The Network
11. Download Wireshark
12. Capturing and Analyzing Data with Wireshark
13. Using Nessus
14. View The Nmap Manual
15. Overview Of Nmap
16. Quiz - Nmap 1
17. Quiz - Nmap 2
18. Quiz - Wireshark
19. Implementing Penetration Testing
20. Host Fingerprinting Using Software Tools
21. Configure Vulnerability Scanners
1. The Easiest Why To Hack, Audit And Test Physical Access
2. Introducing the WiFi Pineapple
3. WiFi Pineapple Primer - From Recon to PineAP
4. Shark Jack
5. The Power Of The Shark Jack
6. The Packet Squirrel
7. Using The Packet Squirrel
8. LANTurtle
9. How To Use The Lan Turtle
1. 12 Signs A Personal Computer Has Been Hacked
2. Principles Of Cybersecurity
3. Microsoft Windows Security
4. How To Secure Windows 10
5. Security Mac OS
6. Don’t Trust Your Neighbor’s Wi-Fi
7. Internet Security
8. Top 10 Secure Computing Tips
1. Wireless Networking
2. Encryption - WEP, WPA And WPA
3. Finding Hotspots
4. Breaking WEP Encryption
5. Rogue Access Points And Attacks
6. Wireless Sniffing
7. Protecting Wireless Networks
1. What Is Web Application Testing
2. Web Application Architecture
3. Web Testing Tools
4. Cross Site Scripting
5. SQL Injection
6. Cross Site Request Forgery
7. Session Hijacking And Attacks And Cookies
1. History Of Cryptography
2. Types Of Cryptography
3. Public Key
4. Certificates
5. Hashing
6. AES, DES And DES
7. SSL and TLS
8. SSH
9. Disk Encryption
10. Cryptographic Analysis
11. Cryptanalysis Techniques
12. Hashing And Symmetric Cryptographic Algorithms
13. Identifying Asymmetric Cryptographic Algorithms
1. Understanding Malware
2. Ransomware Facts
3. Ransomware Statistics
4. Dealing With A Ransomware Attacks
5. Virus Types
6. How To Remove Ransomware
7. Anti-Virus Software
8. Viruses
9. Phage Virus
1. PART 1 - Learn To Make A Lucrative Career In Cyber Security
2. Part 2 - Learn To Make A Lucrative Career In Cyber Security
1. Final Exam

About this course

4 x $200.00
472 lessons
17.5 hours of video content

Learn How To Become A Spy

Learn how to install surveillance software (spyware) on your clients computers, to find employees who maybe stealing company intellectual property.

Learn Counter Surveillance

As Certified Cyber Crime Counsultant, you will learn counter surveillance which includes sweeping homes, offices and cars.

Included In This Course

USB RUBBER DUCKY

Imagine you could walk up to a computer, plug in a seemingly innocent USB drive, and have it install a backdoor, exfiltrate documents, steal passwords or any number of pentest tasks.

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Hacked Network

Cyber Extortion & Blackmail

How To Consultant

Social Media Investigations

Identity Theft

Scams

Course Objectives

Getting Started

Making A Great Cyber Crime Consultant

Ethics And Leadership

12 Things That Every Leader Should Do To Prevent Cyber Attacks

Cyber Insurance

Corporate Networks, Security And Environments

Assessing Information Security Risk

Firewalls, IDS And IPS Systems

Security and Employee Policies

Analyzing Reconnaissance Threats

Cyber Crime Tips And Investigations

Social Media Investigation

Password Security

Pros and Cons Of Web Browsers

Social Engineering

Identity Theft

Protector Senior Citizens

Scams & Schemes

Cell Phone Security

Cyber Bullying

Child Safety And Security

Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM)

The Dark Web

Becoming A Hacker

Hacking With Hardware

Personal Computer Security

Wireless Networking

Web Application Hacking

Cryptography

Malware

Learn To Make A Lucrative Career In Cyber Security

Final Exam

About this course

4 x $200.00

$700.00